eclinicgal

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1. Why such high new RN turnover?

   eclinicgal replied to Calder's topic in New Nurse

   I feel as though I have a unique perspective here. I'm a nursing student right now at the age of 30. I have a Bach. and Masters and before this, I practiced as a veterinary technician. It's the equivalent of an RN, Nurse Anesthetist, surgical tec...

2. I caught a cheating classmate

   eclinicgal posted a topic in Pre-Nursing

   This morning, we had a Microbiology exam and I saw the girl beside me googling the questions on her Blackberry under her desk. I had already finished and turned my exam in (the reason I could look around). It immediately made me fume inside because...

3. Nursing as Second Career: Would like your advice...

   eclinicgal replied to eclinicgal's topic in Pre-Nursing

   WillLeads2Way, Thanks for the recommendation. I've been looking at the WGU BSN program for people who already have a degree. Just have to finish those curse pre-reqs. It makes me feel old! I get it, after all the Periodic Table of Elements has ch...

4. Nursing as Second Career: Would like your advice...

   eclinicgal replied to eclinicgal's topic in Pre-Nursing

   Willowita, Thanks for your response. I have a sister that is an RN in rural Kansas, she hears the same whisperings although she has a 2 yr. degree and has a full-time staff position, part-time position, and still receives per-diem calls from an age...

5. Nursing as Second Career: Would like your advice...

   eclinicgal replied to eclinicgal's topic in Pre-Nursing

   Willowita, Thanks for your response. I have a sister that is an RN in rural Kansas, she hears the same whisperings although she has a 2 yr. degree and has a full-time staff position, part-time position, and still receives per-diem calls from an agen...

6. Nursing as Second Career: Would like your advice...

   eclinicgal posted a topic in Pre-Nursing

   To all those who have gone before me - I am 29 years old, with a bachelor's and master's degree in fields other than nursing. After being a critical care and emergency veterinary technician (like an RN but can administer anesthesia) for six years, ...